Nov 11 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks finished lower on Wednesday
after investors sold oil companies and dumped brick-and-mortar
retailers after a disappointing forecast from Macy's.

Energy stocks were bogged down by a more than 3 percent drop
in oil prices to their lowest since mid-September on worries
about growing U.S. stockpiles.

The S&P energy sector lost 1.91 percent, the
steepest decline among the 10 major S&P sectors. Exxon Mobil
slipped 0.89 percent and weighed most on the S&P along
with Apple, down 0.56 percent.

It was the second straight day of what investors described
as largely directionless trading, with the U.S. Federal Reserve
widely expected to raise interest rates in December for the
first time in nearly a decade.
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